Nitro Concepts

Nitro Concepts is a sim racing and gaming furniture brand run by Pro Gamersware GmbH, which the site's footer and every product page list at Gaußstraße 1 in Berlin, Germany. Its own store at nitro-concepts.com shows prices in euros, and the footer also points to a "Find a reseller" page and a "Shop our range on SimVerse" link, so the brand sells both directly and through other retailers. The site does not publish a shipping page or a list of countries it delivers to, so buyers outside Germany should confirm delivery before ordering. The customer reviews on the desk pages are written in German, and one of them thanks the retailer Caseking for handling the delivery.

The catalog is built around sim racing rather than office seating. The gaming chair menu lists five models by name: the X1000, the Transformers X1000, the E250, the S300 and the S300EX. Alongside them sit three racing rigs, three gaming desks, an Immersion accessory line, a floor mat and memory foam cushions. Anyone shopping for a gaming chair here is shopping inside that wider system, and the site treats a chair as one part of a cockpit rather than as a standalone office purchase.

The chairs and what the brand says about them

The homepage describes the chair range under the heading "First-rate materials, chosen with care" and names three upholstery types: "Synthetic leather for durability, breathable mesh for long sessions and premium fabrics where comfort matters most." It then links to a "Find your perfect gaming chair" section. The homepage does not give seat dimensions, adjustment ranges, weight ratings or prices for the chairs, so a buyer comparing the X1000 against the S300EX on seat width or recline angle has to open each chair's own product page or ask the company.

A separate "Seating" entry sits under the Seating solutions & add-ons menu, described as "Compatible seating solutions for the E-Racer and S-Racer, ready to install." That is a different product from the office-style gaming chairs: it is seating built to bolt into the brand's rigs. Memory foam cushions appear in the accessories list next to the floor mat, but the site does not give their price or dimensions.

Racing rigs

Three rigs anchor the range. The site calls the E-Racer "Our top of the line full aluminium modular rig" and sums it up as "Rigid aluminum build, compact footprint and fully modular." The S-Racer is "Our affordable steel rig for sim racers who like to tinker," with the tagline "Durable steel. Small footprint. Endless room to build your own setup." The C-Racer is "Our entry level wheelstand, ultra-compact and foldable," pitched as "No build, no clutter. Just fold, lock in, and race." A Bundles section promises "More complete setups at a better price," though the menu entry does not say what each bundle contains or what it costs.

The homepage also carries three endorsements from sim racing creators. M. Bischoff (@mabix_simracing) calls the E-Racer "a completely well rounded package, especially for hobby drivers," and another reviewer, credited as @pixelconnect, calls it "an excellent sim rig for both beginners and more experienced sim racers." The brand says it develops its products "alongside professional drivers, eSports athletes, and sim racing creators who know exactly what good feels like."

Gaming desks, with published specs

The desks are where the site is most specific, and each product page carries a dimensions table and a materials list. All three use a steel frame and an MDF tabletop with a plastic coating.

The D12 gaming desk was listed at 129.90 euros. Its page gives a length of 116 cm, a width of 76 cm, a fixed height of 75 cm, a weight of 19 kg and a weight limit of 60 kg. The frame comes in Black or Red, and the page lists holders for a headset and drinks plus cable management.

The D16M Carbon gaming desk was listed at 329.90 euros, with a Red or Black tabletop. The site describes it as offering "a stable, carbon-black surface that provides ample room for a wheel, pedals, multiple monitors or a full cockpit, enabling a focused sim racing and flight-sim experience." Its table gives a length of 160 cm, a width of 80 cm, a height of 73-83 cm, a weight of 44,5 kg and a weight limit of 80 kg.

The D16E Carbon gaming desk was listed at 429.90 euros, with a Black or Red tabletop, and it is the only electric model. The page describes "quick, stepless adjustments of the table height, so you can effortlessly switch between sitting and standing positions," and its table lists a height of 75-121 cm, a length of 160 cm, a width of 80 cm, a weight of 46,5 kg, a weight limit of 70 kg, a maximum speed of 25 mm/s and an input voltage of 100 - 240V. Nitro Concepts markets the stepless adjustment as offering "better posture and less fatigue", which is the brand's own claim. Note that the electric D16E carries a lower weight limit than the manual D16M, which matters for anyone loading a heavy wheelbase and several monitors.

Floor mat and Immersion accessories

The Floormat was listed at 29.90 euros and measures 150 x 75 cm. The site says it protects flooring "from scratches, wear, and movement caused by SimRacing equipment," lists a non-slip design and says its sound-dampening materials "help reduce transmitted noise and vibrations."

The Immersion range covers an LED lighting box, a Wind box, a Wind Flow fan and an LED strip, with LED kits and controllers listed as "compatible with Immersion and the E-Racer." Other add-ons include "A curved 49-inch 5K monitor and matching stand designed for our sim racing rigs" and "Dedicated gear shift and handbrake holders for the E-Racer and S-Racer."

Testing and positioning

Under "Engineered by seasoned experts" the homepage says "Every product goes through rigorous testing to make sure it performs exactly as it should, in the space you have, at the power draw you expect." It also says the rigs are "Built by enthusiasts who understand that a great sim setup looks different for everyone. We designed ours to fit your space and your budget, not the other way around." The recurring message is compact footprints and a price that suits hobby drivers, not premium executive seating.

Contact, warranty and returns

The footer lists Pro Gamersware GmbH with a Berlin phone number and the address support@gamersware.com, and each product page carries a "Questions about this product? Don't be a stranger. Get in touch" prompt plus links to compliance and safety documents and assembly instructions. The footer menu has no warranty or returns link, and the product pages do not state a warranty length, a return window or delivery times.

Who it suits

Nitro Concepts fits a sim racer who wants a chair, rig and desk from one brand, with published desk dimensions and weight limits to plan around. It suits less well a buyer who wants an office chair chosen on seat depth, lumbar adjustment or a stated weight rating, because the homepage does not publish those numbers, and anyone outside Germany should check delivery first, since the site does not list where it ships.